Zhao Changqing, the secretive youngest son of Ying Zheng, lived in seclusion in the village to avoid trouble since childhood and relied on the system to grow steadily for five years. He has an insight into the fate of the rise and fall of the Qin Dynasty, and knows that in the prosperous age, there are always dangers. On the day of the coronation, the emperor came to recognize his relatives in person. He was not afraid of the power of heaven, and bluntly stated that the fate of the country was about to end, and urged his biological father to stay away from the disputes in the court.
